Trade Effects of Borders’ Elimination. The Case of Poland
Trade Effects of Borders’ Elimination. The Case of Poland

Summary/Abstract: Borders have not only physical, cultural and mental meaning, but first and foremost an economic one. From the economic point of view, borders serve as protection of the internal market and aim to limit the development of economic contacts between countries. Therefore elimination of borders between countries serves business transactions, help to increase international trade, investments flows and migration of the workers. The main goal of this paper is to analyse how the elimination of border protection under the free trade agreement and single market programs helped to develop trade turnover between Poland and the EU partner countries.

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